Offers peer mentoring services to adults in drug and alcohol recovery. Peer mentors are certified recovery mentors who have at least one year of recovery and are integrated into the recovery community. Mentors provide assistance in helping clients to find housing; employment; applying for benefits such as TANF, OHP, etc.; guidance about legal aid programs; and transportation to recovery-oriented meetings and events. Mentors may have co-occurring disorders and an understanding of dual diagnosis, but are not trained to assist clients with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI).

The 4D Recovery Community Center offers 12-step meetings every night, as well as recovery-related activities and events, including dances, barbecues, poetry nights, and movie nights.

Temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds

Temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Provides support to finding jobs and navigating state and local resources and systems, including Vocational Rehabilitation (VR), and the Office of Developmental Disability Services (ODDS).

Offers a recovery drop-in center with support services for substance addiction as well as an employment center and support groups. Services provided for any stage of recovery. Event space available for meetings/groups.

A collaborative project that provides homeless families priority access to a coordinated set of services offered at multiple locations in the G Street neighborhood. The participating organizations function as a campus, with all services within easy walking distance. Services include:
-A safe place to be during the day
-Access to laundry, showers, and restroom facilities
-A place to prepare and eat simple meals
-Help finding affordable housing and employment
-Access to additional school and community based resources

Provides job search assistance, training information, WorkSource registration, iMatch, online application assistance, and access to a clothing closet for job interviews. Registration also available to local agencies sending participants for Welcome and WIOA.

Assists individuals and families in accessing social services, such as health systems navigation, finding food and housing resources, utility and heating assistance resources, transportation options, employment, and other needed services. Also has limited personal and grooming items.

Connects job seekers to employers via career counseling, vocationally related case management, job coaching, vocational assessment, and job development. The Homeless Employment Navigator program offers supported employment services to chronically homeless individuals and families. Services include:
-Rapid job search assistance
-Resource coordination and maximization
-Developing employment plans and vocational profiles
-Outreach to shelters and clinics to locate people who may not be informed of the assistance to which they are entitled

Assists job seekers to secure employment and enhance job skills. Services include assistance with GED, job search, job training, and budgeting.

Assists job seekers to secure employment and enhance job skills. Services include assistance with GED, job search, job training, and budgeting.

Assists job seekers to secure employment and enhance job skills. Services include assistance with GED, job search, job training, and budgeting.

Assists job seekers to secure employment and enhance job skills. Services include assistance with GED, job search, job training, and budgeting.

Provides adults experiencing mental health issues with support services to improve their well-being and promote inclusion in the community. Provides members with advocacy, assistance navigating public services, and help obtaining employment. Members are invited to help run the house by engaging in the work-ordered day along with staff and have the opportunity to learn skills based on their strengths and needs. Offers education assistance through tutoring and navigating educational resources in the community. Clubhouse Model of Rehabilitation utilized. Membership is voluntary and without time limits.

Assists veterans and their families in obtaining benefits and services earned through military service and provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other government agencies. Provides outreach concerning its program services to the public, as well as to disabled veterans and their families specifically.

Represents the interests of disabled veterans, their families, their widowed spouses, and their orphans before Congress, the White House, and the Judicial Branch, as well as state and local government. Extends DAV's mission of hope in communities in which veterans and their families live, through a network of state-level departments and local chapters.

Provides a structure through which disabled veterans can express their compassion for fellow veterans through a variety of volunteer programs. The Disabled American Veterans' website includes links to listings of available jobs and job search resources for veterans.

Assists veterans and their families in obtaining benefits and services earned through military service and provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and other government agencies. Provides Disability transport, Support groups, short term financial assistance, job searching assistance, and medicare information to disabled veterans and their families specifically.

The Family Resource Center maintains a jobs board for people who are searching for work.

An online resource for foster and former foster youth to access programs that help provide various services.

Specializes in providing unique employment opportunities for adults with disabilities in community settings. Services include job placement in community jobs, job training and employment support services to adults with disabilities and employment barriers. A personalized employment plan is developed, identifying attributes, skills, abilities, and employment preferences. Plan development may include job assessments and job tours to assist an individual in determining their employment goal. For community businesses, services are tailored to address the employment needs of each business, matching employers' needs with job seekers' skills.

Provides volunteer-based assistance in finding job opportunities.

Provides temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Provides temporary-to-hire and direct-hire opportunities for adults with criminal backgrounds and others seeking employment opportunities.

Alternative school offering educational and vocational training for at-risk and out-of-school youth. Services include instruction towards a high school diploma or GED, career and skills assessments, work experience, job training and placement, and specialized services for youth in foster care and pregnant and parenting teens. Services can be coordinated with other Looking Glass programs to meet a range of social service needs.

Assists individuals needing help finding competitive employment. After a job placement is completed, the employee and the employer are provided with support for as long as required.

Provides emergency food and clothing, preventive medical care, limited non-emergency dental, legal advice, job referrals, advocacy, and information and referral. Services are prioritized for members. Volunteers are provided with organizational skills and advocacy methods.

Steps to Success, a partnership between ODHS and Portland Community College, is an integrated program that provides individuals with the tools to become self-sufficient. This program provides intensive assistance, job search skills and training, assistance to receive a GED or ABE, counseling services, alcohol/drug programs, and employment services.

JOBS is the state's employment and training program for people receiving public assistance. One segment of the JOBS program, known as JOBS Plus, places TANF recipients in limited-duration training positions with private employers.

JOBS is the state's employment and training program for people receiving public assistance. One segment of the JOBS program, known as JOBS Plus, places TANF recipients in limited-duration training positions with private employers.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

Provides employment and training services to assist farmworkers (seasonal or migrant) in obtaining permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. English as a second language, GED/High school equivalency test instruction, career services, classes, training, and on-the-job experiences, skills training and certifications for farmworkers, support with the job application and search process, career counseling, financial assistance for college, and education and career services for agricultural workers and their dependents. Depending on location and funding availability, specific classes, training opportunities, and financial assistance will vary.

The Independent Living Program (ILP) helps youth who are, or were, in foster care to become self-sufficient adults. It gives an opportunity to learn valuable skills necessary to make a successful transition from state and Tribal custody to living on their own in the community. Services include access to case management and funds for continuing education and assistance with housing.

Assists SNAP recipients to gain skills, training, work experience, and employment to increase their ability to obtain living-wage employment. May be able to cover the cost of training, textbooks, gas, bus tickets, housing and utility costs, and work clothes.

Employment program assists with job coaching and job placement, resume building, training, and educational costs.

PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS:
Helps low-income community members obtain living wage employment.

LIVING SOLUTIONS:
This program helps homeless and very low-income people who want to work but are not well suited for traditional employment programs. Living Solutions offers job training and job placement assistance with the goal of placing participants in living wage jobs. Services include basic education, skills training, and follow-up job coaching.

COMMUNITY WORKS:
Community Works is a consortium which provides a multi-cultural and individualized approach to helping low income parents to successfully transition off TANF and back into the workforce.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:
This program provides services to individuals who have been identified by the court system. Partners work together to ensure participants have the range of career coaching, training, housing and alcohol and drug treatment services they need.

Employment program assists with job coaching and job placement, resume building, training, and educational costs.

PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS:
Helps low-income community members obtain living wage employment.

LIVING SOLUTIONS:
This program helps homeless and very low-income people who want to work but are not well suited for traditional employment programs. Living Solutions offers job training and job placement assistance with the goal of placing participants in living wage jobs. Services include basic education, skills training, and follow-up job coaching.

COMMUNITY WORKS:
Community Works is a consortium which provides a multi-cultural and individualized approach to helping low income parents to successfully transition off TANF and back into the workforce.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:
This program provides services to individuals who have been identified by the court system. Partners work together to ensure participants have the range of career coaching, training, housing and alcohol and drug treatment services they need.

Partners in Careers (PIC) provides employability assessments, career counseling, classroom and work-site training, job search preparation, job development, job matching and placement, and internship opportunities. Also provides contracted services for vocational rehabilitation, immigrants and refugees, and persons with limited English language proficiency. Also offers training programs for individuals transitioning from welfare to work, youth (both in school and out of school), and homeless individuals and families.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Assists individuals and families in need of support to get connected to resources in their community. Offers assistance with housing resources and utility assistance, signing up for health insurance and knowing your benefits, getting appointments for food stamps, dental care, finding nearby food pantries, and employment assistance.

Provides employment opportunities and training to individuals with disabilities or who experience other barriers to employment like language ability, legal background, and homelessness. Disabilities include physical limitations, mental health conditions, learning disabilities, intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

Training programs are offered for Janitorial department. Once accepted into training and upon successful completion, trainees are eligible for permanent employment with the company.

Provides assistance in overcoming barriers to stable employment. Services available to clients may include basic resume assistance, connections with second chance employers, and assistance in preparing for interviews such as mock scenarios and role playing. Transportation to interviews and attire is provided to all participants in the program.

Assists people in employment transition with things such as job interviews, job search, resume preparedness, and helping prepare clients with new employment. Services are Christian based.

A network of public and private partners working together for businesses and workers to:
-Provide resources to help unemployed and underemployed individuals get connected with the employers that are right for them, find the jobs they are looking for, get trained for jobs they want, and fulfill unemployment benefit requirements
-Ensure businesses have a ready supply of trained workers whose skills and talents are aligned with the expectations and needs of business and industry
-Connect businesses with the resources they need to grow their workforce and business
-Offers job training assistance, and pre-layoff services

Assists immigrants and refugees in obtaining long-term employment based upon degrees or certificates they have received from their country of origin. Provides a career coach to assist individuals with credential recognition, developing an employment plan, understanding American work culture and offer continuing placement support. Offers access to education and skills development through on-the-job training, paid internships, and workshops.

A network of public and private partners working together for businesses and workers to:
-Provide resources to help unemployed and underemployed individuals get connected with the employers that are right for them, find the jobs they are looking for, get trained for jobs they want, and fulfill unemployment benefit requirements
-Ensure businesses have a ready supply of trained workers whose skills and talents are aligned with the expectations and needs of business and industry
-Connect businesses with the resources they need to grow their workforce and business
-Offers job training assistance, and pre-layoff services

Assists immigrants and refugees in obtaining long-term employment based upon degrees or certificates they have received from their country of origin. Provides a career coach to assist individuals with credential recognition, developing an employment plan, understanding American work culture and offer continuing placement support. Offers access to education and skills development through on-the-job training, paid internships, and workshops.

Provides low barrier treatment services for drug and alcohol addiction, assessment, treatment planning, individual/group counseling, case management, peer support, mentoring, specimen testing, supported employment, and housing resources.

Provides low barrier treatment services for drug and alcohol addiction, assessment, treatment planning, individual/group counseling, case management, peer support, mentoring, specimen testing, supported employment, and housing resources.

Provides on-site computers, access to the internet, and other resources needed to search and apply for employment.

Provides on-site computers, access to the internet, and other resources needed to search and apply for employment.

Provides on-site computers, access to the internet, and other resources needed to search and apply for employment.

Provides access to the internet, computers, and other resources needed to search and apply for employment.

Provides employment and training services to gain permanent and higher-paying employment opportunities. Career counseling, skills upgrades, apprenticeship, and internship opportunities. Current apprenticeship programs include Early Childhood Education (ECE) and Certified Clinical Medical Assistants (CCMA).

Day center for homeless and low-income adults. Provides laundry facilities, showers, breakfast and lunch prepared in-house, phone access, voicemail services, computers, fax, clothing, blankets, hygiene supplies, housing referrals, job search assistance, and information and referral to other services. Visitors can use indoor, climate-controlled seating and outdoor, shaded picnic tables.

The SNAP Training and Employment Program (STEP) is a program that can help in supporting employment and training goals. Participants in the program can access job training skills, in addition to resources such as transportation, work clothing, tools, and other related supports.

Provides temporary and full-time employment opportunities for individuals who are facing barriers to employment. Specializes in assisting veterans, people with disabilities, homeless, and ex-offenders in getting back into the workforce through employee training, placement, and support.

Provides career training, employment opportunities, and job finding assistance for individuals to further professional, educational, and personal development.

A network of public and private partners working together for businesses and workers to:
-Provide resources to help unemployed and underemployed individuals get connected with the employers that are right for them, find the jobs they are looking for, get trained for jobs they want, and fulfill unemployment benefit requirements
-Ensure businesses have a ready supply of trained workers whose skills and talents are aligned with the expectations and needs of business and industry
-Connect businesses with the resources they need to grow their workforce and business
-Offers job training assistance, and pre-layoff services